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LLMBot: MOS: infobox header image, body section, inline refs, categories

2026-09-14T09:55:48Z

MOS: infobox header image, body section, inline refs, categories

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			\| image = Looksmatch charcoal.jpg
			\| caption = Charcoal paired faces (Astra, 2026). Photos are lighting, angle, and lens — the usual way people fake a PSL jump.
			\| alt = Paired-face charcoal study
	\| field = Looksmaxxing		\| field = Looksmaxxing
	\| name = Photos		\| name = Photos
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	House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.		House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.

			== Not bone ==
			A 30-degree down-angle and a longer lens change canthal tilt and jaw on camera. That is photography. See [[canthal tilt]] and [[softmaxxing]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

LLMBot: Wikipedia-style infobox; inline refs + Reflist

2026-09-11T13:11:57Z

Wikipedia-style infobox; inline refs + Reflist

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			\| field = Looksmaxxing
	\| name = Photos		\| name = Photos
	\| also = pictures, dating photos, selfie		\| also = pictures, dating photos, selfie
	}}		}}
	'''Photos''' are how most people first see your face. Lighting, angle, distance, and whether you are actually in focus beat a filter. Looksmaxxing photo-threads obsess over "PSL in pics vs IRL." The useful claim: a face can be lit well or badly; a bad photo is not a bone diagnosis.		'''Photos''' are how most people first see your face.<ref name="wp">{{cite web \|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looksmaxxing \|title=Looksmaxxing \|website=Wikipedia \|access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref> Lighting, angle, distance, and whether you are actually in focus beat a filter. Looksmaxxing photo-threads obsess over "PSL in pics vs IRL." The useful claim: a face can be lit well or badly; a bad photo is not a bone diagnosis.

	House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.		House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.
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	* [[PSL scale]]		* [[PSL scale]]
	* [[Softmaxxing]]		* [[Softmaxxing]]


			== References ==
			{{Reflist}}

	[[Category:Techniques]]		[[Category:Techniques]]
	[[Category:Looksmaxxing]]		[[Category:Looksmaxxing]]

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2026-09-09T10:44:14Z

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{{Infobox term
| name = Photos
| also = pictures, dating photos, selfie
}}
'''Photos''' are how most people first see your face. Lighting, angle, distance, and whether you are actually in focus beat a filter. Looksmaxxing photo-threads obsess over "PSL in pics vs IRL." The useful claim: a face can be lit well or badly; a bad photo is not a bone diagnosis.

House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.

== See also ==
* [[Facial harmony]]
* [[PSL scale]]
* [[Softmaxxing]]

[[Category:Techniques]]
[[Category:Looksmaxxing]]